FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE:

The part of science that describes the most basic objects, forces, relations between them and laws governing them is called Fundamental science. There is a difference between fundamental or pure science and practical science; sometimes called by the two phases pure science and applied science. Pure science, in contrast to applied science, is defined as a basic knowledge it develops. Basic science is the heart of all discoveries, and progress is based on well controlled experiments. Pure science is dependent upon deductions from demonstrated truths, or is studied without regard to practical applications.